Megan Reynolds is Dwell’s senior home guides editor. She’s previously worked at Jezebel, The Billfold, and many others. She feels strongly about neon as a neutral and loves a good lamp. Holler: megan.reynolds @ dwell dot com.

My Dream Sofa, the Couch Doctor, and Me
When I bought a couch from a friend, I had no idea I’d have to pay someone to take it apart.
How to Channel Your Favorite Throwback Aesthetic Without Going Overboard
If you’re dreaming of an ’80s bathroom or want a kitchen that looks like “The Brady Bunch” (but better), consider these tips from...
Surrealist Jewelry, Inventive Ceramics, and a Giant Wooden Cigarette Bring Whimsy to the Winter Show
New York’s annual extravaganza of all things collectible and (mostly) antique delivered everything from Americana to Delftware,...
A Prewar Apartment in the “Only Murders in the Building” Building Gets a Screen-Worthy Renovation
A self-described astrologer/amateur photographer and her husband made their 525-square-foot space in the Upper West Side’s...
Jeremiah Brent Is a Natural—and Needed—Addition to “Queer Eye”
While the departure of Bobby Berk worried fans, the Fab Five’s newest member gives the show’s rote formula an overdue shake-up.
Hear Me Out: Netflix’s “Buying London” Is Actually Less Hateable Than Its American Counterparts
The British version of the hit real estate reality series “Selling Sunset” is getting bleak reviews.
When Did Cookware Get So...Toylike?
While DTC brands are churning out products that could fit into Fisher-Price sets, play kitchens for actual kids are becoming...
This “Floor Washing Machine” Makes Tidying My Apartment an Actual Joy
Not just a vacuum or a mop, both are a little more fun now that I have the right single tool for the job.
I’ll Never Make Another Decor Decision Without a Mood Board
I always doubted whether the design planning approach was actually helpful, but now that I’ve found the right platform, I’m a...
HGTV Comes for New York’s Already-Gentrified Hudson Valley in “Small Town Potential”
The new eight-episode series plays into a fantasy of “country living” rooted more in ideas of the region than the place itself.
The Great Toilet Rebrand
After decades of being treated like something that’s better left unnoticed, designers are making toilets fun again.
I’ve Replaced All My Kitchenware With Caraway and Have Not Looked Back
My kitchen tools are now organized, steamlined, and beautiful—and most importantly, a pleasure to use.
What Will Jeremiah Brent Bring to “Queer Eye”?
Netflix has confirmed rumors that the designer will replace Bobby Berk as one of the Fab Five.
Bobby Berk Explains His Next Move
The former Fab Five member’s first post-“Queer Eye” project is a line of interior design templates he hopes will democratize...
This Fluffy Comforter Changed My Attitude on Bedding Forever
Parachute’s puffy, cloud-like cotton comforter is a great option for the blanket-averse.
A Love Letter to “Home: A Short History of an Idea,” the Book That Defined My Idea of Comfort
The 1986 bestseller by architect Witold Rybczynski informed my steadfast belief that beauty actually isn’t what matters most when...
I Tried Three DTC Bed Companies to See If I Could Revamp My Sleep Life
It turns out that a new frame, mattress, and pillow is all I needed to make bedtime comfortable again.
These Are the Only Two Robes You Will Ever Need
After a year or so of rigorous testing, I’ve narrowed it down to the two best options for all of your leisure time pursuits.
“Fixer Upper: The Hotel” Is More Magnolia-fication of Waco, Texas—Minus the Shiplap
We might not have needed another spin-off from the Gaineses, but at least their latest, documenting the transformation a 1920s...
I Tried Installing This New DTC Wall Shelving Myself (and Lived to Tell the Tale)
Cozey’s Altitude shelving is worth the slight pain it took to put together.
How to Put Your (Fake) Christmas Tree Away For the Season
You’re going to need a box or a bag, and some extra space in the garage.
Finally, a Weighted Blanket That You Can Actually Use Anywhere
Bearaby’s Lounger is a compact weighted blanket, and swaddles you in comforting heat.
The Top 20 Products Dwell Readers Bought in November
Dining tables, dominoes, and a shower curtain that’ll liven up any bathroom.
Can Chalk Paint Ever Be Chic?
My least-favorite stool gets a new lease on life, thanks to the transformative power of a medium beloved by cottagecore...
Gifts for the Pleasantly Particular People in Your Life
You can’t make everyone happy all the time, but these presents are a good start.
You’ll Never Need Another Toaster Once You Try the Balmuda
Imagine a toaster that just does what it’s supposed to and so much more.
Get Ready for Cozy Season With These Bedroom Upgrades
Winter is coming—make sure your sanctuary is ready with new pillows, linens, and more.
This Blanket Is the Best Throw for Picky People With Exacting Taste
Brooklinen’s limited-edition throw has a little something for everybody.
The Dwell 24: These Are the Designers You Need to Know in 2023
From candles to chairs to objects that intrigue and delight, meet the makers behind some of the most exciting work today.
This Curvaceous Cat Scratcher From Amazon Will (Probably) Save Your Furniture
Finally, something for Mr. Fluffypants to use that isn’t the edge of your sofa.
The Picture-Perfect “Barbie” Universe Is Just a Metaphor for Being Human
In Barbie Land, perfect interiors and a life arranged just-so are nothing more than pretty analogies for the messy work of being...
Get a TV That Looks Like Art—Now on Sale for Prime Day
From the depths of Amazon Prime Day comes a very good deal on a TV that you don’t have to hide.
In Celebration of Prime Day, Here’s All the Design Brands Available on Amazon
Consider this your guide to navigating the wilds of Amazon Prime Day’s multitudinous deals.
Here’s What the Dwell Staff Would Really Buy on Amazon Prime Day
Prime Day rapidly approaches—here’s what we’ve bought (or want to buy) from Amazon.
This Is the Last Beach Chair You’ll Ever Buy
The Sunflow is a chair that brings the comfort of indoors to the beach.
“Happy to Be Home With the Benkos” Brings Some Whimsy to the Typical Reno TV Format
It strays just far enough from the genre’s well-established blueprint that the grand reveals actually manage to be somewhat...